Highlights – Boys’ Town vs Waterhouse
Boys' Town's Adrian King (back to camera) launches a tackle on Waterhouse's Kenroy Howell during their RSPL match at the Barbican field yesterday. The game ended 0-0.
Football, National Premier League, Sports
January 10, 2016

Highlights – Boys’ Town vs Waterhouse

 

 

 

Waterhouse veteran player Kevin Lamey (left) shields the football from Boys’ Town defender Victor Thompson during the Red Stripe Premier League game at Barbican Complex on Sunday.
Boys’ Town player Adrian King (right) takes control of the ball under pressure from Waterhouse defender Hughan Gray in Sunday’s Red Stripe Premier League game at Barbican Complex.
Veteran Waterhouse player Kevin Lamey (left) is surrounded by the Boys’ Town pair of Adrian King (back turned) and Victor Thompson during the Red Stripe Premier League game at Barbican Complex.
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